If the usufruct includes coppiced woods, the usufructuary is obliged to observe the order and proportion of the cuts, in accordance with the development or the constant use of the owners; without compensation, however, in favour of the usufructuary or his heirs, for ordinary cuts, either of coppice, baliveaux or futaie, which he would not have made during his enjoyment.
Trees that can be taken from a nursery without damaging it also form part of the usufruct only on condition that the usufructuary complies with the customs of the place for replacement.